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Tesla Secures $30 Billion in Credit Lines to Fund Capex and Robotaxi Push

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1Tesla entered into credit agreements totaling $30 billion, including a $20 billion delayed draw term loan facility.

Tesla entered into credit agreements totaling $30 billion, including a $20 billion delayed draw term loan facility. Reuters reported that the financing is intended to fund the company's accelerating capital expenditures and the development of its robotaxi initiative.

The company is securing these facilities to scale up manufacturing capacity and autonomous driving technology, requiring significant liquidity buffers. TSLA closed at $352.3742 on September 29, 2026, after reaching a session high of $358.74.

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    Update: Tesla plans to utilize the new credit lines to scale production of its Optimus robot and Tesla Semi trucks. This production expansion occurs alongside the development of the Cybercab as part of the company's broader strategy to diversify its technology portfolio.